This is a random assortment of science ads collected from various science and tech magazines of the 50s and 60s. We're particularly struck by how they have utilized the modernist aesthetic in a manner particularly appropriate for its subject matter. Much of this work has only been credited to its advertising agency. We provide as much info about each as we can. If you have suggestions on its designer or illustrator, please comment!
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Pictures by some of history's most innovative photographers illustrate the bizarre and often beautiful worlds of science and technology.
Bustbright's Flickr feed contains an inspiring collection of more than 1,500 beautifully-designed ads from 1950s and 1960s science and technology magazines. The imagery reminds me of Megan Prelinger's wonderful book…
Byzantine military inventors perfected Greek Fire, a combustible liquid like napalm that could be hurled at enemy ships (or lobbed against land armies as hand grenades).Madrid Skylitzes (12th century) / Wikicommons Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . Byzantine civilization, the eastern Roman empire whose capital was at Constantinople, is […]
While we know that gender diversity only addresses a small part of the overall opportunity around inclusion, we had a chance to interview Pollack, the author of The Only Woman in the Room: Why Science is Still a Boy’s Club and Chang of Women 2.0 and Hackbright Academy in the latest episode of Ventured about ways to encourage women to pursue science and tech, both in school and in their careers.
State councils need to be more active in terms of making science accessible to the people,” said Dr. Harsh Vardhan, Minister of Science and Technology
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Following Hillary Clinton's presidential nomination, Live Science highlights 7 other women who achieved historic firsts in their fields.
Mimicking how some parts of the human body work, researchers from King's College London have transmitted a series of commands to devices with a new kind of compact circuit.
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Le ministre de la Santé et de l’Action sociale a affirmé, jeudi, que seuls les pêcheurs revenus de mer ont développé des cas de dermatoses...
⚛️⚛️🎇 Impressive science and tech in this awesome drone dance show in Sydney. 📍Drone shows for awesome events like New Year use engineering, computer sciences, and advanced algorithms and technology like GPS for position and orientation. Each drone is controlled by a code that specific its trajectories and colors, depending on the show display to perform real time synchronization, resulting in spectacular aerial colorful symphonies, giving an awesome and unforgettable experience #science #tech
